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Your home network, in plain English. No cloud.

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Netfox is a native macOS app that turns raw network data into plain English. That cryptic "ESP-8A2F" becomes "Espressif gadget running a web server on port 80" — and Netfox catches the dev server or Postgres database you accidentally left open on the LAN. It discovers every device on your network (via Bonjour, ARP, SSDP, NetBIOS and active probing), keeps a per-device history, checks reachable devices against the ports that matter at home, and flags what looks risky in language you can actually act on. No cloud, no account, no telemetry — everything stays on your Mac. Built in SwiftUI for macOS 15.6+, universal binary, signed and notarized, localized in 7 languages.

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Features

- Plain-English identity: vendor, category, open ports and server banner instead of hex and MAC addresses

- Multi-source discovery: Bonjour, ARP, SSDP, NetBIOS and active probing merged into one row per device

- Per-device history: first seen, last seen, every online/offline and IP/vendor change, kept across launches

- Risk-aware security: one-click Scan All checks every reachable device against curated home-network ports, each finding explained in plain English

- Spot exposed services: finds risky open ports on your Mac and LAN (dev DBs, homelab dashboards) a router app never surfaces

- Five kinds of alert: new device, returning device, risky arrival, port-state change, new service

- Menu bar at a glance: devices online, risk level, public IP, VPN and alerts without opening the app

- 100% native SwiftUI, no Electron, universal binary (Apple Silicon + Intel)

- No account, no cloud, no telemetry — plus a Demo Mode that masks names/MACs for safe screenshots

Use Cases

- See what's really connected to your home network, named in plain English

- Catch a dev server or database you left exposed to the whole LAN

- Identify unknown or silent IoT devices by vendor and service

- Get alerted when a new or risky device joins the network

- Check your Wi-Fi security, channel and signal strength at a glance

- Keep a history of every device without shipping any data to the cloud

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